I really appreciate your comments and questions, so don’t be shy in EVER asking in here

You make a great point, but what I personally like to do is swing the heavy club at 75%-80% of full speed, then immediately grab my driver and swing it at full speed with good technique.

I find the combination of swing the weighted club FIRST, then the driver is very effective.

Thanks again,
Mike

Take an elastic band. Put one end under your left foot. Hold the other end in your hands as if you were gripping a club. The band must be the right thickness to allow this exercise.
Now move your hands as if you were taking a back swing, trying to keep your right elbow
pointed to the ground ( imaginary ball) as long as possible.
This movement encourages strengthening and stretching of the right shoulder and arm to get it in the correct position at the top of the backswing. This position requires the backward placement of the right shoulder and the external rotation and elevation of the upper arm (the humerus). This exercise also strengthens the core abdominal muscles.
The exercise band must be elastic enough to allow you to reach the top of your backswing position/.
If you look at good players , you will see that the right shoulder goes farther BEHIND
the neck and the humerus is externally rotated.This loads the right side.
Baseball pitchers use their arms the same way.
Bad players tend not to externally rotate the humerus and tend to complete the backswing
before the right shoulder is deep enough behind the neck.
I hope this is clear. I would like your reaction.

William Reichert